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Goo-B-Gone
Dab it on the masking tape and let it set a while to soak in. Then use
a flexable plastic scrapper to remove the majority. You can then use a
rag with some of the Goo-B-Gone to remove and clean the area. I've
even used the stuff on the Plexi-Glass windshield without any problems.
It seems to be safe to use on all types of paint as well.
Good Luck.
Bob
Michael Horowitz wrote:
> Someone used masking tape many years ago to cover some screwheads on
> my leading edge. Pulling it off only gives me strips of masking tape.
>
> Any suggestions on how to remove this stuff? - Mike
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Re: removing old, dried, masking tape
